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The Cord Weekly University Laurier EAT OUR SHORTS! Wilfrid WEEKLY 2,1989 CORD November Thursday 10 Number 30, THE Volume The Cord Weekly 2 Thursday November 2, 1989 CORD WEEKLY KITCHENER KITCHENER KITCHENER WATERLOO 465 210 Lorraine Ave 607 King St. W. 525 Highland Rd w. Phillip St. (at Heritage) (near Victoria) (Canadian Tire Mali) (Parkdale II Plaza 741-1119 578-5050 741-5050 746-4220 NOVEMBER 2, 1989 - VOLUME 30, NUMBER 10 r"""""' TWO LARGE ■ ■ EDITOR-IN-CHIEF...Chris Starkey CHEESE PIZZAS * * * NEWS EDlTOR...Jonathan Stover J EACH ADDITIONAL TOPPING $1.35 EXTRA CHEESE $2.80 \ ASSOCIATE NEWS EDlTOR...Caroline Baskerville NEWS CONTRIBUTORS H49 i Bill Needle, Bill Casey, Gord llocking, Angie Karl, Eddie Gail Cockburn, Procyk, + TAX Ron Chris " Franzen, Starkey, Jill Cleaver, Liza Sardi, Ann Lazarevic, Tim Sullivan VALID ONLY WITH CCV AT PARTICIPATING LITTLE CAESARS - Z NOT VAL J WiTH ANY OTHER OFFER EXPIRES OCT3O/89 * * * COMMENT PAGES CONTRIBUTORS ■ TWO MEDIUM""""""""' J JR. 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Letters to the Editor must be Name. i.d. the bear the For double and submitted al 12:00 noon for All letters must au- You typed, spaced by Tuesday following publication. Money you Along to and student but be withheld Letters exceed 400 thor's full name, telephone number, names may upon request. must not $- raMMPfy in edited The Cord the refuse words length and are for length only. Weekly reserves right to any submission, and all sub- become the of Cord missions property The Weekly. it Correct Eight month, 24-issue Cord Weekly subscription rates are: $20.00 for addresses within Canada and $25.00 outside ed, Full please your the students subscribe the of $10.00 four month work term. country. Co-op may at rate per located Michele Wilfrid The Cord Weekly offices are on the 2nd Floor of the Landsberg Anti-Panty Paladium at jj|g Laurier (tel. 884-2990). The Cord Weekly is at Ricter Web Press in beautiful Brantford, Ontario, home rn fjj |■ lltl ■J University printed sp|j§idence. of musicians Scott Merritt and Tony Burke. jrnfter iveppe, [number the fall terms. Editorial are jCflp The Cord Weekly is published weekly during and winter academic opinions approved by jbr i i i I] l l J the the Student and Student , the editorial board and are independent of University, Union, Publications. The Cord Weekly member of the Canadian Press. is a somewhat dishevelled and active University © 1989 WLU Student N2L 3C5. No of this be Copyright by Publications, Waterloo, Ontario, part publication may reproduced without the pennission ofthe Editor-in-Chief. The Cord Weekly 3 Thursday November 2,1989 Be shot "%(otfling in Cife is so enjiifarating as to at the NEWS without result." -- Sir 'Winston Churcfiitt Jonathan 'MichaeCStover, 9{szvs 'Editor CaroUne Hasf&rvilk, Associate 9{sivs 'Editor A farewell to WLU panty raids CHRIS STARKEY Cord Weekly Endorsing a report from a special six-person committee, WLU President Dr. John Weir announced on Friday, October 27 that panty raids have been banned from the campus. The decision followed unfavourable large-scale media coverage of the event by the Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, Canadian Press wire services, Kitchener-Waterloo Record, and other major Cana- radio dian newspapers, and TV stations. "It is our hope that we can continue our policy of allowing a large degree of autonomy and sclf-governance in residence life," said Weir. The president said he was aware that panty raids have occurred on that he campus in the past, but was not aware that they were "ac- companied by vulgar displays, that a trouble-shooting guide for dons control included advice on how to panty raids, or that security had any part in allowing access to the dining hall after hours." The "Commiticc on the Events of September 27-28, 1989" recom- mended that "though the panty raids were not undertaken with overt violence or malicious intent" WLU will henceforth "neither condone tolerate raids' other which nor 'panty or activities arc similarly demeaning to either gender." Reknowned Canadian media Patrick Watson was an from WLU at Committee members included Vice-President: Academic Donald figure given honourary diploma the Fall his Convocation on October 29. During speech, which was plagued with sound problems Baker, Associate Vice-President Jim Wilgar, Dr. Leslie O'Dell (fac- according to Watson noted that after a few bad experiences at will ulty, English), Dr. Mary Kay Lane (faculty, Psychology), Judit Al- spectators, years pass university fall from while the best ones will remain. (Liza Sardi photo) calde (graduate students, WLUGSA President) and A 1 Strathdee (un- memory, dergraduate students, WLUSU President). When asked about the media's effect on the committee's decision, that the decision Wilgar said while was perhaps arrived at more of the the end result Strathdee the air quickly because press attention, was not. on "The committee responded to the media attention in order to put Editor's Note: about? the university's position before the public," said Wilgar. "It did not For those of you who missed it, WLUSU President Al Strathdee CFTR: No. make up our minds, or affect the fundamental issues". was interviewed on 680 CFTR Al: No? Baker, the committee chair, said that the recommendation to ban by DJs Jesse and Gene on the afternoon October CFTR: raids was the first action of the and that of 30 about the No. Have ever heard of us? panty only committee, they much-ballyhooed panty you Al: I are ahead at other raid incident. What Unh, yes have heard looking aspects of university policies that may follows may ironically enough you guys. be the need Baker least biased done on the CFTR: Well, then know we have bet- adjustment. also dismissed rumours that other residence piece whole affair in you nothing the national media. As Strathdee noted ter to talk about. traditions like "tuck-in" and floor parties were next to be banned as on October 31, "200,000 to Al: Yeah, well, that's the it "just unfounded rumours". commuters listened underwear on way goes. Monday night." CFTR: Well, what's the deal here? Dean of Students Fred Nichols, whose responsibilities include Al: residences and student life said raids CFTR: It's 4:28 and that was Kim Mitchell with What's the deal here? Well, what's the deal that the panty were taken to be here... much more than what "Rockland Wonderland." We have a news story they actually meant and that neither the panty just raids nor before we do the candid call. CFTR: They banned raids, the ensuing actions of the objectors could be condoned. phone panty right? Al: "It's CFTR: Yes, have seen it in the weekend Panty raids, impossible to defend a panty raid, but it's also impossible to you may yep. defend editions of the local raids have CFTR: Well, know... anarchy as well." Nichols re-iterated that had he been in town newspapers. Panty you Wilfrid in Al: in and seen the displays, he would have torn them down himself. been banned at Sir Laurier University the Okay, every university Ontario and pretty Kitchener-Waterloo much in Canada claims Strathdee noted that it was for the area. Apparently they had a holier than thou important university to make a big they're raid there few weeks and male and fe- than and that don't have statement considering the media attention, the fall convocation and panty a ago us, they them. this underwear were soon CFTR: Well, we Saturday's Laurier Day, but agreed with Nichols that individual male panties and lining the you know, think panty raids are cannot Got little bit the not a bad idea censorship be condoned.
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